A bear sat on my porch today

"How does a dinosaur say good night when Papa comes in to turn off the light? Does a dinosaur slam his tail and pout? Does he throw his teddy bear all about? Does a dinosaur stomp his feet on the floor and shout: 'I want to hear one book more!'? DOES A DINOSAUR ROAR?" Most certainly not. Dinosaurs give their mommies and daddies big hugs and kisses, tuck their tales in, and whisper "Good night!" Every sleepy little dinosaur will recognize the tricks of the trade in these bedtime shenanigans. The chuckle factor is sky-high here, with giant, full-page pictures of cleverly identified Tyrannosaurus rexes, triceratopses, and Pteranodons. A variety of human mothers and fathers trying to put their dinosaur children to bed will bring the point home that the story may have something to do with human kid behavior as well. This good-natured nighttime book is sure to be a winner (even though it might inspire a few noisy dinosaur antics), especially as it's written by Jane Yolen, prolific Caldecott Medalist author of Owl Moon. Yolen and Mark Teague have teamed up to create a fun, silly, playful read-aloud. (Ages 3 to 7) --Emilie Coulter

Bonne Nuit, Petit Dinosaure!

Quatrième fille de l’empereur, la princesse Djeow Seow est si petite que nul à la cour ne fait attention à elle. Elle vit seule, elle mange seule, elle joue seule, avec un cerf-volant. Mais un jour l’empereur est arrêté et fait prisonnier. Comment la toute petite Djeow Seow pourrait-elle, seule, libérer son père ?

L'empereur et le cerf-volant

Fiction River crosses the border (and sometimes the galaxy) in this latest volume of Fiction River Presents. From a look into the Canadian side of World War II to the streets of London's East End to worlds altogether alien, Writers Without Borders offers up international perspectives from Fiction River authors living outside the US. Spanning genre lines from historical mystery to fantasy to science fiction, this volume proves why Astro Guys says: "The Fiction River series is a wonderful mind-expanding read."Table of Contents"Neutrality" by Karen L. Abrahamson"Because" by Melissa Yi"Dog Boy Remembers" by Jane Yolen"The Red-Stained Wishing Tree" by Eric Stocklassa"The Magnificent Citadel" by Rebecca M. Senese"Impressions in the Snow" by Mark Leslie"She Walks in Beauty" by Brenda Carre"Magic and Sacrifice" by Felicia Fredlund"Muggins Rules" by Russ Crossley"Winning the Ocean Pearl" by T. D. Edge"Blown" by Diana Deverell"Closing the Big Bang" by Michèle Laframboise"The Verdant Gene" by Marcelle Dubé"The Moon was Bitter and Hungry" by JC AndrijeskiThe settings for these stories are just as diverse as their authors. From the snows of Canada in deep winter, to the mean streets of New York, to London's East End, these stories prove that the imagination has no bounds; Cultures may be different, but they need not divide us."[Fiction River] is one of the best and most exciting publications in the field today."-Adventures Fantastic

Fiction River Presents: Writers Without Borders - Fiction River Presents, #7

"They change their sky, not their soul, who rush across the sea." - HoraceTwelve stories and two poems of power and powerlessness, of tragedy, of courage, of loss, of love, of regret and of never looking back, of transition and transcendence. Twelve tales and two poems about things that people fight to take with them when forced to run, and about things they never forgive themselves for leaving behind. From fantasy worlds of merfolk and witches to almost-real worlds of people who are nearly just like us, these are stories to touch everyone's heart... and a book which will go on to help those who are living similar stories every day.

Children of a Different Sky

From the award-winning series comes an anthology of hopeful stories centering on: "What is a life well-lived? What would you do to have a meaningful life?"Recommended by Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Kirkus Reviews, Booklist, Locus, and Foreword ReviewsTravel with twenty-three speculative fiction authors through the seasons of life to capture the memories, identities, and moments of stepping through the portal of change, as they cope with their own journeys of growing older. From the moment of birth, through each threshold of our lives, to the moment we take our last breath, we age. Some of us leap into a hopeful future, some cling to the knowns of our former selves, some wander obliviously through the minefields and poppies of change. Something is lost, something is gained in each season. Things forgotten, things remembered. A child redefines identity and belonging in post-Soviet Hungary. A girl blossoming to adult awareness exchanges life for death in rural Canada. A college student chooses between the magic of ancient spirits and the magic of daily happiness in modern Japan. In futuristic India, a mother finds joy in the balance between family and career. Under the Andalusian sun, a mathematician consults his older self in affairs of love. In alternate Tanzania, a husband and wife discover wisdom in memory loss. A robot eases an old man's grief, and a grandmother opens her heart when she listens to her child.  And many more hopeful stories. ORIGINAL STORIES BY Maurice Broaddus, Vanessa Cardui, C. J. Cheung, Joyce Chng, Eric Choi, S. B. Divya, Alan Dean Foster, Bev Geddes, Maria Haskins, Tyler Keevil, Rich Larson, Karin Lowachee, Brent Nichols, Heather Osborne, Y. M. Pang, Karina Sumner-Smith, Amanda Sun, Patrick Swenson, Bogi Takács, Hayden Trenholm, Liz Westbrook-Trenholm, Jane Yolen & Alvaro Zinos-AmaroINTRODUCTION BY Candas Jane DorseyEDITED BY Susan Forest and Lucas K. LawThe other anthologies in this series (Strangers Among Us, The Sum of Us, Where the Stars Rise, Shade Within Us) have been recommended by Publishers Weekly, Booklist (American Library Association), Kirkus Reviews, Library Journal, School Library Journal, Locus, Foreword Reviews, and Quill & Quire. Reviews"Featuring a diverse range of protagonists and a wide variety of genre and voice, this anthology nevertheless forms a cohesive whole, united by deep thought, emotional truth, and a hopeful tone. Speculative fiction fans will find it well worth searching out."-Publishers Weekly"VERDICT: This collection is at turns haunting, yearning, and hopeful. An excellent volume of varied voices, both familiar and new."-Library Journal"Through soft and hard science fiction, magical realism, folklore, horror, high fantasy, and alternate history, the 20 stories and two poems tackle aging, loss, change, and adaptation. Like the authors and characters, the settings are diverse. Fans of speculative fiction are well served."-Kirkus Reviews"The dazzling speculative fiction anthology Seasons Between Us features a range of distinct and powerful voices. By stretching the boundaries of what is and what might be, the stories in Seasons Between Us are compelling in addressing choice, identity, and meaning."-Foreword Reviews (starred reviews)"A thought-provoking collection of short works. The subtitle clearly labels the contents while not fully preparing the reader for the depth of emotion and vulnerability found within." -Booklist (American Library Association)

Seasons Between Us: Tales of Identities and Memories - Laksa Anthology Series: Speculative Fiction

Voici une histoire tout en douceur et emplie de poésie qui décrit avec tendresse l’amitié particulière entre un père et sa fille, ainsi que l’étroite relation entre le monde des hommes et la grande nature.Gagnant de la médaille Caldecott en 1988 pour les aquarelles exquises de John Schoenherr, ce livre mystérieux et intime, saura réchauffer des nombreux jeunes lecteurs.

Des ailes dans la nuit

How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night?: Now in French

Le petit dinosaure a un rhume. Pour vite guérir, il prend bien tous ses médicaments sans grogner, et se couche au chaud sous ses couvertures.

Guéris vite, petit dinosaure !

A Magazine of Science Fiction and FantasyISSUE 34: September 2018Mike Resnick, EditorTaylor Morris, CopyeditorShahid Mahmud, PublisherStories by: Grayson Bray Morris, Brenda Kalt, Jack McDevitt, Shawn Proctor, George Nikolopoulos, Alex Shvartsman, Jane Yolen, A. Merc Rustad, Doug Dandridge, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Larry Hodges, Sharon Diane King, Robert SilverbergSerialization: Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Charles SheffieldColumns by: Robert J. Sawyer, Gregory BenfordRecommended Books: Bill Fawcett and Jody Lynn NyeInterview: Joy Ward interviews Larry NivenGalaxy's Edge is a bi-monthly magazine published by Phoenix Pick, the science fiction and fantasy imprint of Arc Manor, an award winning independent press based in Maryland. Each issue of the magazine has a mix of new and old stories, a serialization of a novel, columns by Robert J. Sawyer and Gregory Benford, book recommendations by Bill Fawcett and Jody Lynn Nye and an interview conducted by Joy Ward.

Galaxy’s Edge Magazine: Issue 34, September 2018 - Galaxy's Edge, #32

Knjiga pravljic in kuharska knjiga za otroke v enem! Knjiga je prejela oznako odlicnosti "Zlata hruska 2018".

Kako hitra je lahko bezeca palacinka? Koliko tatov se mora zbrati skupaj, da bi zares lahko ukradli krusne vonjave? Kateri kamen naredi juho najokusnejso? Kako caroben je ples fizolckov v zelodcu? Koliko pecenih jabolk sme pojesti prava princesa? Pripravljanje jedi je najbolj pravljicno takrat, ko zraven prebiramo zgodbe. Dobre zgodbe pa so vedno zacinjene s kanckom carobnosti.

Pripovedovanje in hrana sta bila tesno povezana vse od pradavnine, ko so lovci po prihodu z lova ob tabornem ognju govorili o svojih lovskih junastvih in pri tem glodali kosti ulovljenih zveri, pa do casa kraljev na gradovih, ko so ob kraljevski pojedini radi prisluhnili zgodbam pripovedovalcev, in vse do casa vecerij ob televiziji, ko se je zbrala cela druzina, da bi skupaj jedli in si ogledali film.

Avtorici kuharske knjige Pripojedke sta navdih za jedi iskali v svetu domisljije: v svetu pravljic, legend in pripovedk. Mladim kuharjem zacetnikom - mi smo jih poimenovali kar kuhalci - pri sukanju kuhalnice svetujeta prav to: obilo domisljije.

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